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William Johnson

Birth1863 - Not Available
Death1911 - Not Available
MotherMargaret McMahon
FatherAlfred John Johnson

Born on 1863 to Alfred John Johnson and Margaret McMahon. William Johnson married Louisa QUALTROUGH and had 9 children. He passed away on 1911.

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Parents
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Alfred John Johnson
1826 - 1908
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Margaret Mcmahon
1837 - 1911
Spouse(s)
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Louisa Qualtrough
1866 - 1903
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Lucy Qualtrough
1866 - Unknown
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Trough Lucy Oualtrough
Unknown - Unknown
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Lucy Johnson
1866 - 1903
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Lucy Amelia (Dolly)
1896 - 1935
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George Victor Johnson
1893 - 1947
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Richard Alexander Johnson
1891 - 1922
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Alfred Johnson
1889 - 1946
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Amelia Sarah Johnson
1887 - 1926
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James Johnson
1898 - Unknown
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William Johnson
1885 - Unknown
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Alfred Eric Johnson
1890 - 1945
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Lucy Johnson
1896 - Unknown

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